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Exiguous (adj.) scanty; meager; small; slender #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Erstwhile (adj.) former; of an earlier time #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Vivacious (adj.) full of animation #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Exacerbate (v.) to make more violent, bitter, or severe #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Eschew (v.) to avoid; to shun #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Fetid (adj.) having a bad odor #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ephemeral [ ih-fem-er-uhl ] (adj.) lasting for a short time; fleeting #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Gainsay (v.) to deny; to declare false #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Impudent (adj.) rude, shameless #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ignominy (n.) shame; dishonor #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Vindictive (adj.) seeking revenge; marked by a desire to hurt #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Alacrity (n.) cheerful willingness; swiftness #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Harbinger (n.) someone or something that indicates what is to come #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Neophyte (n.) a beginner; an immature person who is learning #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Reticence (n.) the quality or state of being silent or uncommunicative #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ignominy [ ig-nuh-min-ee ] (n.) shame; dishonor #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Impeccable (adj.) flawless #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Harbinger [ hahr-bin-jer ] (n.) someone or something that indicates what is to come #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Fastidious (adj.) showing or acting with careful attention to detail; not easy to please; very critical or discriminating #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Obdurate (adj.) not easily moved to pity or sympathy #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Compendium (n.) a short, complete summary #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Zeitgeist [ zahyt-gahyst ] (n.) the trend or spirit of the times #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Obstreperous (adj.) noisily and stubbornly defiant #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Neophyte [ nee-uh-fahyt ] (n.) a beginner; an immature person who is learning #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Savant [ sa-vahnt ] (n.) a well-educated person; a scholar #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Reticence (n.) the quality or state of being silent or uncommunicative #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Salient [SEY-lee-uhnt] (adj.) important, prominent, most noticeable #vocabulary

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Gripe (v.) to complain constantly or naggingly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Exiguous [ ig-ZIG-yoo-uhs ] (adj.) scanty; meager; small; slender #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Loquacious (adj.) very talkative #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Fraught (adj.) full of a particular quality #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Furtive (adj.) characterized by secretive behavior #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Forthright (adj.) direct and without evasion; honest #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Galvanize (v.) to rouse; to stir; to spur #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ephemeral (adj.) lasting for a short time; fleeting #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Decry (v.) to speak out against strongly and openly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ensconce (v.) to settle securely or snugly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Adroit (adj.) naturally skillful, esp. dealing with difficult circumstances #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Malaise [ ma-leyz ] (n.) a vague feeling of physical discomfort or uneasiness #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Perfidious [ per-fid-ee-uhs ] (adj.) marked by extreme treachery #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Imbroglio [ im-BROHL-yoh ] (n.) a confused misunderstanding or disagreement #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Rue (v.) to regret #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Incorrigible [ in-kawr-i-juh-buhl ] (adj.) unable to be corrected or reformed #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Effrontery [ ih-fruhn-tuh-ree ] (n.) bold and insulting behavior #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Hubris (n.) excessive pride #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Flout (v.) to intentionally and obviously disobey #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Reticence (n.) the quality or state of being silent or uncommunicative #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Inveterate (adj.) established for a long time; habitual #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ensconce (v.) to settle securely or snugly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Desultory [ des-uhl-tawr-ee ] (adj.) lacking a plan or purpose; unmethodical #vocabulary #WordotheDay

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Mollify (v.) to soothe the temper; to pacify; to appease #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Solace (n.) comfort in a time of distress #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ensconse (v.) settle securely or snugly #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Imbroglio [ im-brohl-yoh ] (n.) a confused misunderstanding or disagreement #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Choleric [ kol-er-ik ] (adj.) easily angered; bad-tempered #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Erstwhile (adj.) former; of an earlier time #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Antediluvian [ an-tee-di-loo-vee-uhn ] (adj.) very old; outdated #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Vicarious [ vahy-kair-ee-uhs ] (adj.) felt as if one were taking part in the experiences of another #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Frowzy (adj.) having an uncared-for appearance #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ersatz (adj.) artificial; not genuine; fake #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Incumbent (adj.) necessary or obligatory (n.) a person who currently holds a particular position #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Rectitude (n.) conduct according to moral principles #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Forlorn (adj.) appearing sad because abandoned; in pitiful condition; almost without hope #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Malaise [ ma-leyz, muh-leyz ] (n.) a vague feeling of physical discomfort or uneasiness #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Squalid (adj.) having a dirty or lowly appearance #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Gainsay (v.) to deny; to declare false #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ostentatious [ os-ten-tey-shuhs ] (adj.) showy; pretentious #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Tenuous [ ten-yoo-uhs ] (adj.) weak; thin #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Obdurate [ ob-doo-rit ] (adj.) not easily moved to pity or sympathy #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Pedagogy [ ped-uh-goh-jee ] (n.) the art or profession of teaching #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Vernacular (n.) informal speech; native language #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Recapitulate [ ree-kuh-pich-uh-leyt ] (v.) to summarize; to paraphrase #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Redolent (adj.) aromatic; fragrant; suggestive #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Excise (v.) to remove by or as if by cutting #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Reticence (n.) the quality or state of being silent or uncommunicative #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Chagrin [ shuh-GRIN ] (n.) feeling of embarrassment because of failure or disappointment #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Idiosyncrasy (n.) a particular, peculiar, or eccentric trait #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Penchant (n.) a strong liking #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Incumbent (adj.) necessary or obligatory (n.) a person who currently holds a particular position #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Insipid (adj.) uninteresting; having no flavor #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Compendium (n.) a short, complete summary #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Dissemble (v.) to deceive or conceal; to hide one’s motives; to simulate #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Recapitulate (v.) to summarize; to paraphrase #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Incipient (adj.) beginning to appear or be noticed #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Ignominy [ IG-nuh-min-ee, ig-NOM-uh-nee ] (n.) shame; dishonor #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Timorous (adj.) full of fear #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Inclement (adj.) harsh; severe (usually of weather) #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Pernicious [ per-NISH-uhs ] (adj.) very harmful or destructive #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Effrontery (n.) bold and insulting behavior #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Holistic (adj.) dealing with something as a whole rather than by its individual parts #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Brook (v.) to tolerate #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Coalesce [ koh-uh-les ] (v.) to grow together; to merge into a single body #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Squalid (adj.) having a dirty or lowly appearance #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Glib (adj.) easy and fluent in conversation or writing, often suggesting insincerity or deceitfulness #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Epitome (n.) a representative example of a type #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Affinity (n.) a natural attraction or feeling of kinship; an inherent similarity #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Intransigent (adj.) refusing to compromise or agree #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Obviate (v.) to stop from occurring; to prevent or make unnecessary #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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Peruse (v.) to read carefully #vocabulary #WordoftheDay

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